She's known for her scathing put downs on her former BBC quiz show The Weakest Link.

But Anne Robinson seems to be going soft in her golden years, as she has opened up about looking for love.

And it seems that the TV star - who is now 72 - has turned to dating app Tinder to find it.

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But she's as strict about her me as she is when she's hosting television.

Anne, who has already got two marriages under her belt, has explained that she won't settle for anything less than a company CEO.

The former Points Of View front-woman has also revealed that she champions a healthy appetite for sex as an older woman.

The Sun reports that she told them: 'I hope all women my age are having sex, why wouldn’t they be? It’s what keeps me young.

'I don’t have a partner at the moment, I’ve had two husbands and they’re lovely. I’m a committee of one.'

Anne had her first foray into the world of online dating when she set up a Tinder profile on Monday night's BBC documentary Britain’s Relationship Secrets. 

She was quick to dismiss anyone holding an alcoholic beverage in their profile photo, given that Anne has had a well-documented battle with alcohol and is now teetotal.

Of one profile, she said: 'This is Gary who’s a freelance actor, I don’t think that would bring in a big income.'

She happily investigated a gentleman working in finance, however: 'Quick, I want to go back to the 60-year-old who’s got a job in banking.'

She added: 'I just want a Tinder that’s CEOs and upwards.'

Anne was married to her first husband Charles Wilson from 1968 until 1973, with whom she had daughter Emma.

She married John Penrose in 1980 and they divorced in 2007.

Anne published the book Memoirs Of An Unfit Mother in 2001, about her past as a mother who battled alcoholism.